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No, not at all. Solid angles could describe how big the display looks, but absolutely nothing about its resolution.
by jaywalk 6y ago
No, not at all. Solid angles could describe how big the display looks, but absolutely nothing about its resolution.
- DoofusOfDeath 6y agoWhat I meant was to provide both of the following measurements: (1) Solid angle of each individual pixel. (Assuming that typical screens and optics are used, I'd expect this value to vary depending on the location of a given pixel. So something like (average(solid angle of each individual pixel in the display)) could be advertised. (2) Solid angle of the overall virtual image.
- Ruthalas 6y agoIn the enthusiast community, I've seen reference to 'pixels per degree' to define fidelity. This changes a bit based on how close the eye is to the lens/screen, but is a useful general measurement that also takes into account lens effects.